Temple of the Five Immortals (Wuxian Guan)

It takes about 20 minutes to walk from Haizhu Square to the Yuexiu District Museum. Next to the Wuxianguan is the Nanyue Xianxian Hall, two collectively called the Yuexiu District Museum. A bunch of aunts in the square in front of the door are singing and dancing, so unhappy. I went to the Xianxian Hall first, there were few people, the air conditioning was sufficient, and it felt good to go shopping. The five immortal view is open-air, there are many neighborhoods with children to play, uncle and aunt are enjoying the cool.

A forgotten historical and cultural attraction, the Five Immortals is known as the first floor of Guangzhou, it is still worth visiting. Besides, there are 22 cultural relics that are troublesome to see. The greening in the attractions is also very good. Basic tours are not subject to the wind and rain. Looking at the culture of Guangzhou's Ming and Qing Dynasties, you have to visit here.

Wuxianguan is located at 233 Huifu West Road, Yuexiu District, built in Minghongwu ten years, is a Taoist temple, is a Valley temple that sacrifices the five immortals. The temple view is built with "Suishidongtian" and "Wuxianxiadong", and two attractions are listed in the eight views of Yangcheng. The traffic here is very inconvenient, the road outside is a one-way line, and there are not many vehicles passing by very narrow.

There are not many people coming on weekdays, it is still worth coming

The Five Immortals Temple is located on Huifu West Road, Guangzhou City. It was built in Minghongwu ten years (1377). It is a valley temple that sacrifices the five immortals. The view sits north and south, and the big scorpion on the door has the four words "Five Immortals Grand View" of the Qing people's books. The five Immortals Temple built on the mountain has the head gate, the back hall, Dongzhai and Xizhai. Its green glazed tiles are heavy on the top of the mountain, and the wooden structure is very well preserved and exquisite. There are exposed red sandstone layers on the east side of the back hall, with huge footprints and holes. The ancients always thought that this was the "fairy footprint" and it was preserved. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, the "Suishi Cave" and "Wuxianxia Cave" were listed in the ranks of "Yangcheng Eight Views".

Wuxianguan is a Taoist view located on Huifu Road. After the expansion in recent years, the fame has become more and more popular. Five Xianguan is a certain historical and cultural scene as the old Yangcheng eight scene. Legend has it that there used to be five immortals passing by here, leaving footprints here, bringing prosperity to this neighborhood. Now it is free to visit. There is a large square open space in front of the Five Immortals, but I feel that there are not many people to visit. It is quite quiet. On the contrary, the elderly nearby like to come to the square to do sports, strolling children, etc., and sometimes they will set up a stage for entertainment.

This museum is really a place to hang out.